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Cookie-cutter ABS’s uncovered by first FMA monitoring

A lack of personalised Adviser Business Statements (ABS) was the most common issue the Financial Markets Authority (FMA) uncovered from its first round of monitoring visits.

Thu, Nov 10th 2011 05:00AM

KiwiSaver increasingly retirement saving vehicle of choice

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FMA begins offering advisers post-monitoring feedback

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Regulation poses relevancy challenges for professional bodies

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New insurance products the business for advisers

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Property Tutors defended in wake of FMA warning

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MED to look into overseas convictions loophole

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Cowboys ad complaint shot down by ASA

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Adviser commission ban recommended by Commerce Committee

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Charges mount against Nelson adviser

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Canterbury advisers achieve AFA status

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When the adviser is the insurance

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KiwiSaver and the c-word

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Outage ousts FSPR from web

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Financial complaints system has fundamental flaw: FDR

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FMA's targets identified

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Turning complainants to customers

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Measuring the success of regulations

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FMA wants overseas crime loophole fixed

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Providers back FMA KiwiSaver focus

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